From one character to another, Jackson's assessment could have passed for a personal reflection as much as it served as a nod of approval.
Wouldn't it be wonderful to decide in one's mid-70s or 80s – or even earlier – to hold a party that acted as a reflection on one's life, bringing together all the people one had accumulated as friends over the decades?
Flavell (1979) defined metacognition as awareness of and reflection on one's own cognitive processes, which can induce self-regulation and conscious coordination of learning tasks.
Of the 18 articles, five saw guidance as involving conversations and discussions with others as well as reflection of one's learning (Filliettaz 2011; Smith 2000; Winters et al. 2009; Wegener 2014; Virtanen et al. 2014).
Cameron, in his old age, may come to look back on the 2015 election as one which, on reflection, he was pleased to lose.
A reflection on one of live music's worst traditions.
Whether through the success of albums like Grammy-nominated album Reflections, his role as one of the few crossover DJs in the early 00s, occasional sets in Bushwick warehouses.
I've seen her keep an audience in tears at a bawdy joke so exquisitely executed it would turn Joan Rivers into a wallflower, then leap headfirst into "Stay With Me," switching the tears' reflections as effortlessly as one switches the faucet from hot to cold.
No other ballet company in history is as much the reflection of one man as is the N.Y.
This concluding chapter is offered as a reflection from one "experiential librarian" on potential paths through the landscape, suggesting key areas for growth and possible future synergies.
